We’re back in the world of he Forgotten Realms, this time in one of the most iconic cities on the continent of Faerûn. Baldur’s Gate isn’t only the setting for a video game franchise, it’s now the latest Commander Legends set.
Read moreStreets of New Capenna’s Grixis faction, the Maestros, are artistic assassins, professional aristocrats that front as guardians of the culture of Old Capenna. Led by the vampire Anhelo, the Painter, they make use of the casualty mechanic to...
Read moreJund commanders have always been known for their strong sacrifice strategies. Now Jund’s trio of sacrificing dragons is complete with Ziatora, the Incinerator.
Read moreThis time around I’m coming to you with a landfall-themed Commander deck that might just be more concerned with lands leaving the battlefield than entering it. The commander today is Slogurk, the Overslime, which means the list is restricted to...
Read moreStreets of New Capenna captured Magic players’ attention with its flashy new keywords and, most importantly, its new counter with unique abilities. While brewing just such a deck with Atraxa, Praetor’s Voice at the helm, of course, I stopped to...
Read moreI recently realized, if I love legends so much, why not build a legendary tribal deck? Enter Captain Sisay.
Read moreShould you replace Sram, Senior Edificer with the new hotness, Light-Paws, Emperor’s Voice? Let’s take a deeper look and find out!
Read moreCommander is a great format where a lot of players spend time battling each other and having fun with their favorite commanders and brewers. That said, maybe you’re like me and you’re excited about the format but don’t quite know where to...
Read moreI don’t personally like competitive EDH so I can’t say for certain if the Prosper-led deck I’ve got for you today could compete against the higher-end competitive decks. What I can say is that I’ve played this deck (with some slight changes due...
Read moreCommander is by far my favorite format, and you can bet I was excited to get the chance to write up a guide on Aminatou, the Fateshifter considering Esper is my favorite color combination.
Read moreHinata Opus decks hit Arena soon after Hinata, Dawn-Crowned dropped in Neon Dynasty. Hinata’s allure is that it reduces the cost of a spell you cast based on the number of targets.
Read moreLand-based strategies are one of my all-time favorites in Commander. Jund is a color combo that can employ this strategy particularly well to make a good land-based soup and also supplies you with one of the strongest commanders in this field...
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